Everyone sees the same board
Your list and your team's sit on one screen. Nobody has to ask what anyone else is picking up today.
- Owner and due date on every task
- Your tasks filtered to the top
- Updates land as they happen
No setup project, no admin owner, no training day. Here's exactly what happens from signing up to your first morning with everything on one screen.
Every step below takes minutes. None of them need anyone technical.
Sign up and name your workspace. No card needed, nothing to configure first.
Takes about a minute.A project is just a container for related work — a client, a job, a month.
Most teams start with two or three.Each task gets an owner and a due date. That's the whole model.
No statuses to learn.Send a link. They open it, see their tasks, and start working.
No training session required.What's next for you, what's next for everyone, what got finished yesterday.
One screen, no chasing.Three things change on the first day, and they're the three that cost you the most time right now.
Your list and your team's sit on one screen. Nobody has to ask what anyone else is picking up today.
Completed tasks keep the name of whoever finished them and when, so progress is checkable without a status meeting.
Anyone can flag a task as blocked. It shows up straight away instead of sitting quietly until the deadline passes.
No messaging three people to piece together yesterday. The board is current because the work updates it, not because someone maintains it.
Try it free for two weeksMinutes. There's no configuration step, no templates to pick and no fields to define before you can add your first task.
No. If they can use a group chat they can use Werk. Most people work it out on their first visit without being shown.
Ten pounds a month for the whole workspace, however many people are in it. Adding someone doesn't change the bill.
Your first two weeks are free and you don't need a card to start. Cancel whenever you like.
Ten pounds a month for your whole workspace, however many people you add. Two weeks free to see if it sticks.